Requirements: .PDF reader, 8.1 MB | Digitized | 2001, second-edition (with new Afterword)
Overview: Lew Wasserman’s (1913-2002) life story is the story of Hollywood, the “you scratch my back, I’ll stab yours” Hollywood that movie fans may hear about but rarely see. As the elusive, tyrannical head of MCA (Music Corporation of America) (until the 1990s), Wasserman has been the most powerful and feared man in show business for more than half a century.
His career spanned the entire history of the movies, from the silent era to the present, and he was guru to Alfred Hitchcock, Marilyn Monroe, Marlon Brando, and Jimmy Stewart, and to a new generation of filmmakers beginning with Steven Spielberg and George Lucas. For more than four years, Dennis McDougal interviewed over 350 people who knew the man with the giant dark horn-rimmed glasses–colleagues, relatives, rivals–and drew on tens of thousands of pages of documents to produce this extraordinary and first-ever portrait of the self-titled legend and his times.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Biographies & Memoirs > Entertainment
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